I think my amendment will allow workers, through the collective bargaining process, to become masters of their own pension house. |
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Details like wages and linking shorter hours to more flexible work organisation were left to collective bargaining. |
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The offer includes a 3.5 percent salary increase backdated to January and continuation of collective bargaining procedures. |
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I think the imbalance in collective bargaining is wrong, and I think that the minimum conditions are far too minimal. |
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Workers have no independent organisations and are denied the right to freedom of assembly and to collective bargaining. |
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That means that workers do not have the right to organise and conduct collective bargaining, which is something that we take for granted. |
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Wage differentials were decreased through government policy and collective bargaining. |
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That's an issue that is becoming increasing sharp as employers seek to undermine collective bargaining. |
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He wanted a pragmatic organization of skilled workers committed to collective bargaining for better wages and conditions. |
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The workers have been picketing the hotel since February 8, over the terms of a proposed collective bargaining work agreement. |
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The strike call was made following a deadlock in negotiations for a collective bargaining agreement. |
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Thus, joint regulation of employment through collective bargaining grew in importance while unilateral regulation declined. |
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If it's accurate, and it means what it says, it presumably means that unionisation and collective bargaining would be illegal. |
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The Fair Trade label would require growers to pay a fair wage and to permit collective bargaining. |
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Auckland University was ordered by the Employment Court to participate in collective bargaining earlier this month. |
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We simply need a neutral environment with some protections for collective bargaining and organising. |
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Compulsory collective bargaining would impose on employers an obligation to conduct negotiations with trade unions. |
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The final section engages critically with the dynamics of collective bargaining at a global level. |
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It sought to achieve this by regulating wages and by encouraging collective bargaining. |
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The trend away from traditional national wage contracts and collective bargaining is in full swing. |
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Five main trade unions are recognized and have negotiation rights on pay and conditions and health and safety via collective bargaining. |
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The bill also provides a new form of assistance to overcome impasses in collective bargaining and facilitate settlement wherever possible. |
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Unions use collective bargaining to help set wages and salaries and worker benefits. |
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Any job losses will be dealt with through collective bargaining and on a voluntary basis. |
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Workers are protected by laws guaranteeing minimum wages, legal holidays, paid vacations, collective bargaining, and the right to strike. |
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A few of us battled hard against massed ranks of those claiming that a national minimum wage would destroy the principle of free collective bargaining. |
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Instead they established a pattern of postwar collective bargaining through which workers conceded much to management in return for higher wages and fringe benefits. |
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To recognize the paramountcy of the public interest, it is not necessary to override or overshadow free collective bargaining. |
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This should limit the possibilities that union transition issues negatively impinge upon collective bargaining. |
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Their situation often only improved through collective bargaining, and the use of a strike as a weapon. |
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Other definitions arise out of cases concerned with tort liability, insurance coverage, income tax and collective bargaining. |
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Now he says he favors renegotiating the deal to ensure that workers have a right to collective bargaining and that environmental standards are upheld. |
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We will fight for the rights of Canadians who did not get a fair shake in this collective bargaining process. |
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It is common these days to see workers resort to strike action at the slightest hint of disagreement during collective bargaining or resolution of any industrial matter. |
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The collective bargaining process is an important avenue to push forward the human rights agenda. |
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The two major sore spots remain the question of the living wage and freedom of association with the right to collective bargaining. |
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To that end it has delivered itself of a catalogue of fundamental social rights such as the right of collective bargaining and action. |
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Among the issues involved are health, safety, equal opportunity, child labour and the right to collective bargaining. |
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Usually the last stage of collective bargaining when all other means to reach an agreement have failed. |
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Despite this, government continues to tell workers that they can expect zero new money in collective bargaining. |
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Promoting collective bargaining solutions however entails moving from 'lip service' to real policy action. |
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This act replaces an adversarial complaints-based system with a collaborative one as part of the collective bargaining process. |
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Besides wages, the second structural element of collective bargaining lies in determining working time and patterns of work. |
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For salaried staff not covered by the specific law, the statutory law on collective bargaining applies. |
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In a union context, communications plays a critical role in collective bargaining by informing, mobilizing and engaging the membership. |
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Pay equity is a fundamental human right and distinct from other issues in collective bargaining. |
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Increasing the presence of women in collective bargaining may require some more active measures to be put in place. |
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To just depend on collective bargaining and not fight the political battle is to fight with one hand behind your back. |
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Through its subsidiaries, this subsidiary is currently a party to 77 collective bargaining agreements. |
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Finally, in the United Kingdom the system of collective bargaining is largely a voluntaristic one, not legally based. |
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The focus of this project will be on green ICT as subject for collective bargaining and social dialogue. |
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The existing employee dental plan was attained through collective bargaining in 1985, but was not made available to pensioners. |
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In some cases, this would be an associatio n, which exercises collective bargaining rights. |
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Mr. Henderson's testimony was that the establishment of the Plan and its terms was the result of collective bargaining. |
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They quarantined the city workers' struggle, confining it within the political straitjacket of collective bargaining and appeals to the big business politicians. |
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It could be that the action was minor but sustained over a long period of time, thereby eroding good faith and confidence in collective bargaining. |
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The depressed industrial conditions forcibly brought home to the workers of the nation the necessity of collective bargaining and resulted in a rapid growth of the membership of the Knights of Labor. |
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To the contrary, she said, she did not necessarily believe that collective bargaining needed to be reformed. |
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But collective bargaining has always been a harder sell than a solo thrift-store-to-YSL story. |
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He has been notably silent as legislatures have stripped teachers of seniority, tenure, and collective bargaining rights. |
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The labour law introduced last December ended collective bargaining as well as the rights to establish works councils and participate in management. |
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This section of the paper will provide information concerning collective bargaining agreements in Australian Rules football, soccer, rugby union, and cricket. |
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The government's model of collective bargaining, without an umpire and with no provision for parties to negotiate in good faith is the worst of all worlds. |
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All employees take the gains of collective bargaining negotiated for their particular workgroup by a union, whether or not they are members of it. |
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For collective bargaining to have a real point, it must achieve wage rates and non-wage conditions more favourable to the employees than the customary rate. |
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This does not change collective bargaining. |
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I expressly support such a strengthening of free collective bargaining. |
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If the application is successful, the collective bargaining relationship between the union and the employer will be terminated and the employees will no longer be represented by a union. |
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Once certified as bargaining agent, the trade union enjoys the exclusive right to represent the employees and may serve notice to bargain on the employer to commence the collective bargaining process. |
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This articulation between collective bargaining and European legislative work has also become manifest at a sectoral level, revolving around the issue of working time organisation. |
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This has far-reaching consequences for unions, since the absence of any legal recognition of a change in ownership allows private equity firms to evade responsibility as an employer in the collective bargaining process. |
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Andrew is highly valued by clients for his considerable depth of experience in the areas of collective bargaining, labour relations and employment agreements. |
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Instead of laws, international conventions or collective bargaining agreements, the various stakeholders involved speak highly of the codes of conduct, social labels, social sponsoring or other voluntary initiatives. |
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It could happen through collective bargaining. |
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In 1799, the Combination Act was passed, which banned trade unions and collective bargaining by British workers. |
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This is due first of all to the fact that there are many countries in which the minimum standards fixed by law are improved upon by collective bargaining or other means. |
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Fairtrade Standards for hired labour situations specify that employees receive minimum wages and collective bargaining. |
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The NDP argued that the legislation in its then form undermined collective bargaining. |
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Most strikes are undertaken by labor unions during collective bargaining as a last resort. |
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The object of collective bargaining is for the employer and the union to come to an agreement over wages, benefits, and working conditions. |
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The ACP is the association which represents licensed plumbing contractors in collective bargaining negotiations with Plumbers' Union, Local One. |
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Novartis companies shall give trade unions a fair chance to compete for unionization of employees and shall be comfortable with collective bargaining arrangements, individual arrangements, or a mixture of the two. |
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Wages are set through collective bargaining. |
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He held out as a credential his defeat of workers and activists who opposed his Wisconsin law restricting the collective bargaining rights of public unions, should he mount a presidential run. |
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These provisions nullify past collective bargaining relating to contracting out, thereby rendering the process nugatory, and preclude future collective bargaining on the issue. |
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Listen, collective bargaining is hard stuff. |
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Social democracy is connected with the trade union labour movement and supports collective bargaining rights for workers. |
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The most important condition, where a difference exists and is thus worth examining, concerns the reduction in permanent employees and the jettisoning of collective bargaining. |
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Having gone outside the collective bargaining regime, the Bay cannot turn around and take refuge in the collective agreement when it is sued for maliciously instituting criminal proceedings against Piko. |
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This concerns in particular the freedom of association and the effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining, and the elimination of discrimination in respect of employment and occupation. |
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The way in which trade unions and employers' organisations are organised varies considerably from one country to another, as does the manner and extent of collective bargaining. |
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For starters, the collective bargaining agreement, which currently has to be reapproved every few years, would never expire but rather become amendable after a given date. |
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Unions have the right to bargain for wages and other benefits, and collective bargaining takes place though it covers only a small percentage of workers. |
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Members may also receive higher wages through collective bargaining, political influence, or corruption. |
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In that context, should collective bargaining fail, there is a legal right to strike that is constitutionally protected when exercised within the law. |
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These experiences can help to build new strategies in those countries that have made little headway in engendering the collective bargaining process, particularly in developing countries. |
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We're determined to win back our right to free collective bargaining! |
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The move from centralised wage fixing to collective bargaining. |
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Turning back to the general principles guiding financial participation schemes, collective bargaining in disseminating such schemes is of key importance. |
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This allows much wider legal boundaries for collective bargaining, compared to the narrow boundaries for individual negotiations. |
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With respect to trade unions, significant constraints remain on the right to organise and the right to collective bargaining, including the right to strike and Turkey still falls short of ILO standards. |
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In fact, they are pretty thin gruel when put into the context of the government doing everything it can to prevent the RCMP from having the opportunity for collective bargaining. |
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Enact laws prohibiting collective bargaining. |
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The June 2001 Law on Public Employees' Trade Unions limits the right to organise for certain groups of employees and does not include the right to strike and collective bargaining. |
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Republican governors in Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ohio have limited the reach of collective bargaining for public employees. |
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In recent decades, collective bargaining has emerged as a prominent human right at work. |
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Legislation was introduced in many jurisdictions reversing union collective bargaining rights, and many jobs were lost to contractors. |
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Organization of and the participation in a strike, according to the provisions of the Law and collective bargaining agreements, does not constitute a breach of the employment contract. |
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These authorities were essentially intended to cover incremental costs to offset collective bargaining increases and the carry forward of previous years' lapses. |
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Governments which, or at least most of which, cleave to trade unions and the automatic guiding of the EMU, which will effectively function as a mechanism which embodies and by-passes collective bargaining? |
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Rules of employment, even in collective bargaining environments, turn upon the cardinal principle that the employer can control the means, manner and method of the employee's job performance. |
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The Agricultural Labor Relations Act ensures that agricultural employees can select a collective bargaining representative free from employer interference. |
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It has become en vogue to blame the practice of collective bargaining. |
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Trade unions and collective bargaining were outlawed from no later than the middle of the 14th century when the Ordinance of Labourers was enacted in the Kingdom of England. |
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